Cayce City Manager Mike Conley

Cayce City Council votes to rezone 45 acres to make way for 70-to-80 new single-family homes

Cayce City Council approved first reading, Tuesday, of an ordinance that would rezone 45 acres on Lybrand Street from Light Industrial to Single-Family Residential. Isaac Manning, representing his family, spoke to council before the vote to rezone the property passed 5-0.Manning said the plan to develop the property into 70-to-80, 50-foot residential lots would generate […]

Cayce Mayor and City Council will hold a Council Vision Planning Session while attending the Municipal Association of SC Annual Conference

The Cayce Mayor and Council will be attending the Municipal Association of South Carolina (MASC) Annual Conference from Wednesday, July 15, through Saturday, July 18. While attending the conference, the Mayor and Council will hold a Council Vision Planning Session on Thursday, July 16, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. The meeting will be held […]

Cayce City Council approves Multi-Use Trail Project for Foreman to Frink Street, more sidewalks coming

The City of Cayce approved a financial participation agreement with SCDOT for the Foreman Street Multi-Use Trail Project. It was passed at the Nov. 13, Cayce City Council meeting. The trail would run from 2350 Foreman Street (Steel Hands Brewing) to Frink Street. The 2,700-ft, or half-mile, concrete pedestrian and bike path, will be federally […]

Details about new Fairfield Inn that’s coming to Cayce presented at public meeting

The City of Cayce held a community meeting Thursday evening to make sure residents of Churchill Heights in Cayce were clear on the affect of a new Fairfield Inn and Suites that will be built on Airport Boulevard. The hotel is next-door-to the neighborhood. Cayce City Councilman Hunter Sox said the new hotel is a […]

Cayce Fire Department christens new fire engine at “Washdown” ceremony, Thursday morning

The Cayce Fire Department introduced its new fire engine at a “Washdown” ceremony, Thursday morning, at the Cayce Fire Department. The Washdown ceremony is a tradition that dates back to the 1890s when a new pumper wagon was pressed into service. The horse and the fire wagon were washed down when it was added to the […]